C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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E992 1 ii in -41 Y V1 ag, , . il f 1 , 5 . Virl D 5 pi x ' s' ' I W' W . I A er ,il , '1 jfrlfi of the golf team are ffront rowj Lowe, Pat Gill, Robby Bargas, Mark Paul Cooley. lback rowl Coach Iackson, Rodney Webb, Mike Brennan, Bary Heidtbrink, John Smith, Mark Zimlich. TODD ZIMLICH watches his ball as it eases a.,.....a- TODD ZIMLICH and Bary Heidtbrink Con- sult the rule book on how to get the ball out of the tree. CONCENTRATING on the 9th hole is lohn Smith. l l 1 5 . i l iq .......w-vw-v1.f -, towards the 16th hole. fi Golf-233

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ONE of the hazards of the 7th hole is get- ting your ball into the mud hole. lohn Smith attempts to get his ball out with a ball retriever. PRACTICING his stroke with a five iron is Mark Thrash. V ,,., V s .-'.':,,.3 15 449 - m , I . V -gf ,, , . ' -'F-rf 9 fr' -'- -f .vt fag.. .-4365 03'1t2Z',5f.-y,y1l'iE,,, . iff' aff 16:5 if f' , ' V W ' if 'N Djs w Q ,Q .e., , tt , , ,Q , xsagmg, -' ,. .-an A t ,sy:.y..wf'q4Y . ' ,- 4-:s.....,-Q . , ,s :V -'-1-in..,',..., , 1 - fffbg '3',f ' 1- iffxai . At, V '.. '.V.V Y.,TV V ' 4g,VVur .Q ,,, 2 , ' - -' is-..sn . W ,t, ff-V,1:'t?f2i 'rf , I I 7, ,Q - t ., . it .ml , :V V, 1 1-rf , K , V L , V a VV A.! , m,,wM, V V t 3f' jI5?:? f14 ', 'Uw 2 zwaay ,. , h W f'ff ff ' ' f. -ff-'ix,w'Z.. W' W4':wffswMs?- W, if .,,VV gi ,, l?g,Vi:?f,iVTV., V , V, , , , , fl- . 4'-faiwhii' V- , ' . new W rf' f. 2Jft-:iw f .V - fs, J- ,,,ffsws:v,-. A mf, p,,x, g,4., ,J as I '-my f f,,.-,41,,,54f - -,.,:7w:ef:: w 4 .3 M- ggwff yn, Ja., fa . V if ff, '-ef M nwxfa 3.-.H , ., tw, vw .K f gf , EU ' 1-lwit -sw ' fr' .W ' v. ,., -f-age! ?'5?r.',,, ', 51 v KW ,:,s .iH3 '7 1 ff -. tr f K ,- .- M ,za Q 1 , ,194 , , .sgwr .f 0- ' 3 , , , 3?f Ti f1 ,S2 '?s. f1.' 'wifi f ff -1 ,-. V, ,. fi- -' A X -p -ffvivfa-'.fifw. r'm ' r ' J . sms , 3 ,. V r L 'Wersi-'fisfff ,'r3-ifi f3'.Q?, jfs ' fvbfifs Us 'fmt' ' '- ' 333:r?f3Qfz,3-ig kg, 4-'ft fff',,,'fJ1geg.j4i. :-a,i:r' .ff-,q,,,w f ,vf'!'a.'Z,',ff2E' 1, f V ' 'W -W MA-5,5 - ff 1 'f ' Teed Dff 8: in The Hole Golf, unlike numerous other sports, was played all year round. lt was a game of high skill and concen- tration. The players displayed their talents individually by scoring the lowest scoreg however, they com- bined their scores at the end of a match, and the team with the least amount of strokes won. Golf required practices to perfect skills during 7th period and after school at the Killeen Municipal Golf Course every day. Matches were held 'in the months before the Christmas holidays and tournaments began at the close of the winter ONE of the most important strokes in a game is teeing off. BARY HEIDTBRINK tees 232 Golf C py an 1 layout by Ieannette Abbud months. Golf was not only a sport for men, but also for women. For the first time in EIlison's history, the second pi semester saw girls on the golf 3 course. The girls were Sandi is ' Knowles and Patricia Culbert. When is asked why she decided to join golf, i Sandi Knowles said, l'lt was r something new and I decided to try it ,Y'fi. 4 A. -' A 'fi Golf was becomin more popular. john Smith said, I lice playing golf because you don't have to step on your opponent to gain recognition, you just play your best. off from the 4th hole. MARK ZIMLICH practices chipping the ball. Sa' 1

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Winning forthe Thrill The thrill of competition, the desire to be the best, and the satisfaction of winning were just a few reasons why members of the Varsity boys track team competed. During the season, these reasons were ulfilled. Being part of the track team meant hours of practicing. Each in- dividual worked on perfecting his own particular event. David Wise said, 'Practicing will help you become better. Some events were the 440 relay, the shotput, and the one mile run. Besides perfecting their events, members would pump iron to build up arms, legs, and other major muscles to help them perform bet- ter in their events. Many members plan to par- ticipate in track and field events in college. David Jacobson said, 'll most definitely will participate. I shall try my best even if it means being a llwalk on . Whether it was running or participatingqin field events, all the members wor ed to make it a suc- cessful season. if .D RUNNING the mile are Iamie Person and? Brian Giacomozzi. DURING the Ellison in-lj- ,H vitational track meet, Kenny Segal par-Q,,lg.g.,..,,gg...1..g...,.,..i - ticipates in the pole vault. E - ....v A-V -. .,.,, ,,. -,... .. , ' D- , NM My -L , . , .. 4 x . ,, . . , l ll' lv' ' i, .. . ... 'Ti Pj 4 i at ' , fi, wifl U50f1',Li2E'H-1 D ,. V 5,-H.. N ff. Ig., , , K O -i V. ,V Iv UW R 4 X EN . - 4, ' L Am, A 1 S 6:3501 'ff' A t 'V J ,, hw U. ,Q , Z 2-ws, QJUSU um . 5 at ' YV' ' , l TRAP MW! ,K X ls? ' 4 ' f M ll E . . , 5 s V I Hi' is 'f T gklwigr Q ul I snuSO H A l' ff' 555, f, A ,. f . 2 -Fl' Neakfir. A S I '- Ge ' kvav JA f X Ns UV 'Y 'Ss ' tv 'QQ' 'fdliwwlll we 7 V ff' i., A. Sf A .IL , Ri.. ms... MEMBERS of the varsity track team are ffront rowj james Taylor, Hugo Sinclair, james Spikes, Wilfred Sheppard, Bobby Ritter, Richard Chambers. 12nd rowl jamie Person, Arnold Smith, lethro Armstrong, Hugo Rowden, Bobby Thompson, Randy Gelino, Robby Hopkins. 13rd rowj Darin 234 Varsity Track C py dl y tby Linda Campbell Lucas, Kenny Segal, Brian Giacomozzi, Alex Marenco, Ronald Carson, David Jacobson, Ricky Ray. 14th rowl Trent Banks, Pete Stevens, Del Montgomery, Wesley Armstrong, Claude Carson, PRACTICING the hurdles is Darin White. ,.w1 'f 31554 'W , ,..,p-wsw ,.,,.v,